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True story about Pu Yi, the Last Emperor of China. A detailed, fascinating look into a life that ran the gamut of drastic changes.
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THE LAST EMPEROR
THE LAST EMPEROR
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ISBN-13: 9780356145648
ISBN-10: 0356145646
Pages: 288
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ISBN-10: 0356145646
Pages: 288
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Publisher: Macdonald & Co (Publishers) Ltd
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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This is the book version of the movie "The Last Emperor" by Bertolucci. It is the story of Pu Yi, who became emperor at the age of 3. Growing up spoiled in his youth, and surrounded by concubines, he was taken prisoner by the Red Chinese. After being released, he lived out his last years as a gardener.
Beautiful discriptions of the Forbidden Place, the Imperial City, and China, with 16 pages of photographs. A well written work by a noted correspondent.
Beautiful discriptions of the Forbidden Place, the Imperial City, and China, with 16 pages of photographs. A well written work by a noted correspondent.
